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Bryanorquist
25/M/Japan I write poetry about poetry, my life abroad, and whatever else I feel like.
Love like Koalas eat: Know your favorite meal and accept nothing less. If it's handed to you on a plate, it's probably not the real thing. It is poison. It is toxic. But you need it. And you will climb and climb Just to taste it.
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Jul 9, 2025
Jul 9, 2025 at 4:09 AM UTC
[ Love like Koalas eat: ]
I am sick of it always getting        between us.       How much        I care         about you        has lead me          to believe        no matter how               much I love you, it cannot      forgive how         wrong I am              for you.         But I am               not one         to give up,         and would         sooner shatter              my own heart before pretending                 I don't          you.
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Jul 8, 2025
Jul 8, 2025 at 4:34 AM UTC
[ I am sick of it ]
Would you rather be the first or final Poet? To have the best of all that's written still before you? Or before you?
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Jul 7, 2025
Jul 7, 2025 at 12:55 AM UTC
The first or final
my most toxic trait is thinking      everything will work out. haven't died yet      must be doing something right or getting very lucky.
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Jul 6, 2025
Jul 6, 2025 at 7:50 AM UTC
[my most toxic trait is thinking]
This train's a round trip if I never get off. It's all the same stops after a time                  of fine flings and other things of that nature                    to wait for. This train's a round trip if you never get off. Lots of seats are open now, you take                        one but I'll be fine left standing, 'Cause I never sat on this line. This train's a round trip if I think to get off. Last train may never call. The windows        may be tall and wide, but you won't get Any closer to it all until you This train's a round trip if you keep making transfers. I'm only as sure of where I'm going as you.                                                                         That's no fair. I don't mean to keep the map up on your phone. This train's a round trip if I can have my way. I've been partial to the liminal in the same way you've been to This train's a round trip if you can't tell me off. I run my mouth like a business                                          the way my overtime is unpaid until I start going south. This train's a round trip until I learn to read. For every symbol I've seen before, two more       rise wearing like clothes but don't expect me to know what they'll say. This train's a round trip until the drunk falls a sleep in the door drawing every eye but                                                   shouting my name Guy go to gym. Must be into fitness. This train's a round trip until that woman in heels stepped on my toe so hard a tear                          obscured the sight of the most apologetic bow I've ever received. This train's a round trip until I'm at your stop. I get off without you most nights                          I'm lucky the trains drive all on their own.
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Jul 5, 2025
Jul 5, 2025 at 8:12 AM UTC
Yamanotesen
This train's a round trip if I never get off. It's all the same stops after a time                  of fine flings and other things of that nature                    to wait for. This train's a round trip if you never get off. Lots of seats are open now, you take                        one but I'll be fine left standing, 'Cause I never sat on this line. This train's a round trip if I think to get off. Last train may never call. The windows        may be tall and wide, but you won't get Any closer to it all until you This train's a round trip if you keep making transfers. I'm only as sure of where I'm going as you.                                                                         That's no fair. I don't mean to keep the map up on your phone. This train's a round trip if I can have my way. I've been partial to the liminal in the same way you've been to This train's a round trip if you can't tell me off. I run my mouth like a business                                          the way my overtime is unpaid until I start going south. This train's a round trip until I learn to read. For every symbol I've seen before, two more       rise wearing like clothes but don't expect me to know what they'll say. This train's a round trip until the drunk falls a sleep in the door drawing every eye but                                                   shouting my name Guy go to gym. Must be into fitness. This train's a round trip until that woman in heels stepped on my toe so hard a tear                          obscured the sight of the most apologetic bow I've ever received. This train's a round trip until I'm at your stop. I get off without you most nights                          I'm lucky the trains drive all on their own.
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The rarer fruit is sweeter when despite Her bruising skin, she sits atop the bowl On seasons not her own. A juicy bite So sweet and thoughtful, full of all the soul I need to last another day. She's ripe And I am hungry. Fallen fruits await decay Yet never her. I'd thought she'd be the type To know about her rare, forbidden sway. But all the more I stare into her pit I think about the farm she's stolen from And what a better tree she'd make if it Was not for me and my **** hunger. Plum, So stuck upon your twig, you'll never know What joy there is to have in letting go.
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Jul 4, 2025
Jul 4, 2025 at 7:15 AM UTC
Sonnet on Fruit
Allow my letters, ink and stroke, be paint And words and lines the image I portray. This paper is no canvas. Its restraint Is too encapsulating, too cliché. If poems may be painted, then what base Would words applied to greater meaning hold To? Any art must this one problem face: What form should this piece take to be retold? But poems need no canvas, staff, or tools. In memory they live just as they're heard. So let my canvas be your brain. Its spools Of woven thought infuse my every word. Each canvas breathes a life I'll never know Into a piece of art I cannot show.
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Jul 2, 2025
Jul 2, 2025 at 9:27 PM UTC
Sonnet on Paper